We hope you like this website. We try to make it easy for everyone to use. And we try to make sure it works with all kinds of computers, internet browsers and screenreaders. This section tells you how to get the most from the site.
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You can use the links near the top of the page to get to the main parts of the site. If you don't know where to start, try going to Explore.
BSL
- find things in British Sign Language (BSL).
audio
- find things you can listen to.
Large print
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There's other stuff you can do if you want to make it easier to see or hear or read websites. Find out how to make your computer help you on the BBC website My Web My Way.
There's a group of clever and cool web boffins called the World Wide Web Consortium. Their job is to tell people how to make websites that work well and are easy for everyone to use. And we try to do what they tell us! You can visit the World Wide Web Consortium at www.w3.org.
If you're the technical type, the standards are HTML 4.01 strict and CSS 2.1. The page templates reach WCAG 1.0 AA conformance and most of the checkpoints for AAA conformance. The text on the pages adheres to the highest realistic standard, mostly AAA but sometimes AA.
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